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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1972
Page
7
The instruction explains rotating hips to the right on the backswing and guiding the left knee to move behind the pall as weight shifts. It warns that players often let the left knee fly outward while weight stays on the left foot and advises rolling the left foot from the inside to bring the knee back and keep the left side tucked as the body coils.
Bob Silvers of Colorado Springs won the Pike's Peak Hill Climb in 13 minutes 45.9 seconds driving a 1972 stock car with independent rear suspension. Bill Daniels, also of Colorado Springs, finished second in 14:00.4, followed by Ralph Bruning of Lawton, Oklahoma, in 14:06.4.
Ruth White a NYU senior from Baltimore captured her second fencing title by winning 22 of 23 bouts Tuesday night securing an Olympic berth. The 20 year old co ed dominated the competition in Waltham Mass for the national women's championship.
Bill Muncey received the World Championship trophy and the Indiana Governor's cap after winning the unlimited hydroplane races at the 25th Madison Regatta in Madison Indiana. Terry Sterett finished second in Miss Budweiser with Atlas Van Lines II third. The event, a major setback in 1972, prompted plans for a fresh start in 1973.
Paul Colwell, 23, an airman stationed at Tucson, won the $4,000 top prize in the Tucson Open Bowling Tournament. He climbed from fourth in the final block to beat Don Johnson 234 222 in the last match and finish with 9,915 total pins including bonuses. Johnson earned $2,200 after 14 victories.
Denny McLain's National League debut with Atlanta was troubled by a downpour that halted the Cubs game with runners on base. The Braves later salvaged a split by winning the opener 5-1 and the nightcap stalled, while Seaver and other NL stars delivered mixed results across multiple games.
Rapario wins the George M. Cohan Purse at Lincoln Downs in a photo finish over Circus Flea. Big Spruce captures the Lexington Handicap at New York earning $22.40, with Ruritania runner up and Tentam third. Eastern Fleet takes the Firecracker Handicap at Philadelphia Liberty Bell by a length after overtaking Leemat. Summer Guest wins the Monmouth Oaks at Oceanport by a length after a late surge.
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